Congress moves to bar Russian energy imports and end favorable trade relations.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers said on Monday that they would move forward with legislation that would ban imports of Russian energy into the United States and suspend normal trade relations with Russia and Belarus in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
The legislation is aimed at inflicting further financial pain on Russia and Belarus, which has been aiding the conflict, by cutting off Russiaβs oil exports into the United States and giving President Biden the ability to increase tariffs on products from both countries.
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